Lesser among evils in Moscow power struggle a bleak view
The piece argues few will pity Khrushchev amid a Kremlin bid to oust him over hard line policies. It notes Molotov’s recall rumors, Zhukov’s removal, and Chinese involvement, warning that a chaos ridden with inexpert leaders could trigger a new world war while hoping for a cleaner Communist hierarchy.
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Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii Gains Bipartisan Support
The column notes rising bipartisan pressure for Alaska statehood and argues its defense value strengthens the Cold War position. It also urges early consideration of Hawaiian statehood, highlighting long-standing party support and strategic importance. Congress could advance both territories as world leadership moves.
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Hawaii
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France names Pflimlin to form new government
Rene Coty asks Pierre Pflimlin to form a new French government. The note pokes fun at the long and hard-to-spell name while noting the likely brief tenure and comparing to Kremlin leader names.
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Pierre Pflimlin
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Statehood for Alaska Near as Congress Moves Forward
Roscoe Drummond argues Alaska will become the 49th state this session. He cites committee clearance and chances for an early House vote, noting long bipartisan pledges and public support. He highlights Alaska’s population growth, strategic location, and vast resources while defending statehood as fulfillment of a treaty promise.
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Local notes reflect city and region history
Ten years back Mayor Hahn awaited FHA response on Ellis Terrace trailers title. Franklin high names Paul Miller to replace retiring Hallman. Cedar Rapids broadcasts wins FCC approval for 1450 kHz station. Twenty years ago Lutherans from 33 churches met in Iowa Nebraska Kansas plan stalled. Senator Herring flagged complaints to Roosevelt and Farley over Iowa centennial stamp. Local ministers host J P Van Horn and Albion King meeting. Thirty years ago Coe personnel win Stanford fellowship. ROTC drill prize awarded. Severn injured by falling limb.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Albion King
Cornell College
Acheson Backs Dulles Foreign Policy Views To Senate Panel
During a private luncheon with Democratic senators Acheson signaled he would follow Dulles' foreign policy if he were secretary of state. He defended the existing policy wording against changes urged by Harriman and Stevenson. He criticized Kennan's shift toward coexistence and discussed Arab outreach and irrigation projects as a path to stability, while Arab leaders praised his speech after the Israel issue was noted.
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Tennessee
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Wisconsin
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Red Infiltration Is Glaring in Cold War Message
Washington argues that the Communists are increasing infiltration in France Italy and Britain and seek to shift American policy by stopping nuclear tests They claim the Free World weaknesses help their aim while U S leadership faces internal subversion and soft on communism critiques The piece notes Soviet propaganda in Latin America and warns of risks to NATO if Britain's Conservative government falters.
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Reuther Plan Misreads Profit Motive To Save Jobs
The analysis argues that raising wages while freezing auto prices would have devastated GM profits and stockholders, costing billions in tax revenue and erasing jobs. It asserts profits drive investment, plant capital, and the American worker’s future, warning against anti business rhetoric during recession.
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Dairy executive Riedel reflects on life and milk business
Harley E. Riedel, president of Sanitary Farm Dairies in Cedar Rapids, discusses his career from dumping milk as a teen to leading a firm with plants in Clinton and Tampa. He cites distribution growth, paper containers, past political work, and his family life as key factors shaping his dairy and personal goals.
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